consistency
ਇਕਸਾਰਤਾ
definition
noun
the grading system is to be streamlined to ensure greater consistency
conformity in the application of something, typically that which is necessary for the sake of logic, accuracy, or fairness.
the sauce has the consistency of creamed butter
the way in which a substance, typically a liquid, holds together; thickness or viscosity.
example
We wished to test the 'consistency' and accuracy of results obtained using our new method.
We've achieved 'consistency' in our players, knowing each other, playing as a team.
I'm impressed by the pains taken across the system to ensure 'consistency' and fairness.
It will be a significant step in achieving 'consistency' in your game.
The framework for consent will be set out in legislation to ensure clarity, fairness and 'consistency' , the Minister said.
But if you want to achieve the right 'consistency' , it's important to remember two things.
the sauce has the 'consistency' of creamed butter
Portions of these translations were then back-translated to check for accuracy and 'consistency' .
The art program has been totally updated for 'consistency' and accuracy.
we know we have the ability at the club—what we need is 'consistency'
Their 'consistency' of performance has been the cornerstone of their successes all through and they have matured immeasurably.
Consistency in selection has been matched by 'consistency' in performance once the Lord's blip was negotiated.
Studies show there is very little 'consistency' in the performance of actively managed funds.
Buying a set of clubs that are custom-fit, rather than off the rack, could give you more accuracy and 'consistency' .
We've got to produce 'consistency' of performance, individually and collectively, so that we are a threat every time we go on the field.
Lightly whip the cream into soft peaks, then gently fold it in to achieve the required whipped 'consistency' .
It's about getting that 'consistency' in his performance.
On the surface, the case for the rule of law seems the utmost in 'consistency' and fairness.
This conformation would also reduce the waste of research resources and ensure a better 'consistency' of results.
The City boss is now intent on selecting as many players as possible that he can rely on for 'consistency' of performance during the vital last four matches of the season.
the 'consistency' of measurement techniques
He talks about his intentions for the rest of the season, and he cites 'consistency' in his performance as the main objective.
How this stood up to standards of logic or 'consistency' was hard to fathom.
What we are looking for is 'consistency' of performance.
Characters and plot threads come and go without a great deal of logic or 'consistency' .
Add enough water to achieve the desired 'consistency' and blend until smooth.
But, to me, that is only to say that no person ever achieves total 'consistency' .
All I ask is that for 'consistency' 's sake, they stick with the same inscription.
The length of the recall period may influence the 'consistency' and accuracy of respondents' reports.
his principal problem in tennis has been 'consistency'
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